YOUR PATHWAY TO EXCELLENCE IN ASI

ASI Theory

• Neurophysiological foundations of ASI
• Terminology
• Ayres' model of sensory integration and how it impacts emotions, behavior, and learning. Based on Dr Ayres original research (factoranalytic studies) and updated with replications and latest research.
• Patterns of sensory integrative dysfunction

Evaluation of Sensory Integrative Functions

• Indirect and direct methods and assessments to evaluate sensory reactivity, perception, and praxis across the lifespan.
• Questionnaires
• Systematic Observations
• Standardized tests

Intervention

• What defines ASI intervention - the ASI Fidelity Measure
• The 8 step evidence-based ASI intervention process (DDDM Model, Schaaf 2015)
• The Art and Science of ASI intervention
• Genereal intervention principles
• Specific intervention strategies for specific SI dysfunctions

Learning by Doing: courses with lot of practical exercises and experiences are building on sensorimotor learning

Academic Learning: Lectures, reading research articles, linking research to patterns and occupational performance, applying research to practice

Learning by Watching: video analysis, watching master clinicians treat (demos, hospitation)

Learning by Reflecting & Discussing: supervision, continuing mentorship

ICE-ASI accredited programs are hybrid programs that combine the best from onsite and online learning. The accreditation assures you to get authentic information on Ayres' theory and the latest research in ASI.

While online learning may invite learning in different countries, ICE-ASI strongly supports local learning. Check out if your national or regional SI organization is offering accredited ASI training!